Statement: Adam Radwan departs Newcastle Falcons with immediate effect
01/21/2025 09:28 AM
Leicester Tigers have swooped to secure the services of flying winger Adam Radwan, announcing his immediate arrival on a multi-year deal.
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Radwan, 27, leaves Newcastle Falcons after racking up over 100 appearances and an eye-watering 45 tries in the Gallagher Premiership, earning a reputation as one of the league's deadliest finishers.
The speedster made his England debut during the summer of 2021, scoring a hat-trick against Canada at Twickenham, and has two international caps to his name.
Cheika's Verdict
Leicester Tigers Head Coach Michael Cheika couldn't hide his excitement about the addition of Radwan, saying:
“Adam is an exciting player, with a proven record for finding the try line and someone who will add great competition to our back three ranks as well as bring with him a wealth of experience.”
Cheika added: “He's a great young bloke, who we are excited to have link up with us this week and getting him on to the training field alongside his new club mates.”
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#40. Wade Dooley – The 'Blackpool Tower'
Standing tall in England's second row, Dooley's height and physicality made him a linchpin during the late 1980s.
#39. Manu Tuilagi – The Human Bulldozer
Tuilagi's devastating ball-carrying and try-scoring ability have left defenders trembling for over a decade.
#38. Dylan Hartley – Captain Combative
England's fiery hooker and leader under Eddie Jones, Hartley's tenacity helped steer England to glory.
#37. Maggie Alphonsi – 'The Machine'
A trailblazer in women's rugby, Alphonsi's bone-crunching tackles and relentless energy inspired a generation.
#36. Trevor Woodman – Scrum Maestro
Part of the 2003 World Cup-winning pack, Woodman's technical prowess anchored England's scrum.
#35. Kyran Bracken – The Ice-Cold Scrum-Half
Bracken's sharp decision-making and calmness under pressure made him a standout in the late '90s.
#34. Billy Vunipola – The Powerhouse
England's go-to man for hard metres, Billy's ball-carrying has been a cornerstone of England's pack.
#33. Joe Marler – The Scrummaging Joker
With elite scrummaging skills and a larger-than-life personality, Marler has become a modern cult hero.
#32. Steve Thompson – The Relentless Hooker
Thompson's dynamic play was crucial in England's 2003 World Cup success, and he remains a legend of the game.
#31. Will Carling – The Nation's Leader
England's youngest-ever captain, Carling led his team to three Grand Slam titles in the '90s.
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